This article is a compendium of cases highlighting the spectrum of imaging patterns that can be encountered in patients with isolated primary hepatic tuberculosis as well as disseminated (secondary) disease.
Your article drew together a compendium of facts to support an erroneous notion that European private equity is on its last legs.
Here in this article, we generate a compendium of the RNase genes in 20 high-coverage mammalian genomes representing 10 different orders of eutherian (placental), metatherian (marsupial), and prototherian (monotreme) mammals (table 1 and supplementary table S1, Supplementary Material online).
But for newcomers this compendium of articles that first appeared in The New Yorker will serve as an entertaining and informative initiation into the mysteries of contemporary art.
He went home and rummaged through it, until he found a compendium of articles from the magazine Prevention, called "The Complete Guide to Your Emotions and Your Health".
Founded in 1922 as a compendium of articles, Reader's Digest reached its height of popularity in the 1970s, with a circulation of 17 million domestically.
The book, "Tap Dancing to Work," by a longtime journalist and good friend of his, Carol Loomis of Fortune magazine, is a compendium of articles that she and others wrote in Fortune that creates a series of narratives spanning the arc of his career.
The effort was so intense, wrote Silvano Lazzeri, the chief conservator, in a bank-sponsored compendium of articles on the project, that "if I should ever find myself on a remote island in the middle of the ocean, I reckon I'd be able to reconstruct, in my mind's eye, all the scenes of the cycle".
On the other hand, two of Mitchell's books -- "My Ears Are Bent," a 1938 collection from his newspaper days, and "McSorley's Wonderful Saloon," a 1943 compendium of articles that first appeared in The New Yorker -- were reissued by Pantheon last week.
As the book is essentially a compendium of articles, I shall outline the major arguments in each chapter.
